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Odio SACD (application)
Intro
Odio SACD is a command-line application which takes a Super Audio CD source and extracts a 24-bit high resolution wave file. It handles both DST and DSD streams.
The application reads the following input:
- SACD image files (*.iso)
- Sony DSF files (*.dsf)
- Philips DSDIFF files (*.dff)
Supported output sample rates:
- 88.2kHz
- 176.4kHz
Usage
odio-sacd -i /path/to/file [options]
# Specify the input file (*.iso, *.dsf, *.dff)
-i, --infile
# The folder to write the WAVE files to. If you omit this, the files will be placed in the input file's directory.
-o, --outdir
# The output samplerate. Valid rates are: 88200 and 176400. If you omit this, 88.2kHz will be used.
-r, --rate
# Only extract the 2-channel area if it exists. If you omit this, the multichannel area will have priority.
-s, --stereo
# Show detailed information about the disc
-d, --details
Installation
Arch > Manjaro > etc.
pamac build odio-sacd
From source
Dependencies [1][2]
- cmake
- glibc
- libodiosacd
[1] The package names may slightly vary among various Linux flavours
[2] Some Linux flavours package development libraries separately, while some have them as part of the base package.
git clone https://github.com/tari01/odio-sacd.git
cd odio-sacd
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
sudo make install
Links
Report a bug/request a feature/ask a question
Browse the source code
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For a GUI application see the Odio project page.
Diego
24th June 2015, 18:16 GMT
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24th June 2015, 23:27 GMT
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